How does a drama brimming with mythology and CGI make me cry tears this big? I’m not sure, but it’s why I love K-dramas; they can deliver any sort of story in any sort of genre and still give you a scene like this.

I couldn't have said it better than you! This episode was so hard to watch but it made me love the drama all the more because even the bystanders like the perpetrator's two friends and Eun Bi's boss who underplayed her trauma, all got what they deserved. Jun Woong bringing her favorite comedian to remind her of happy things in life was a nice touch to the whole scene.

Now, I want to see more of Lee Soo Hyuk's character.

This episode was a hard watch for me with the bullying scenes but I'm happy with the way the writer's case was resolved.

I was annoyed by Ryeon for a good part of the episode as I'm not a fan of her tactics however efficient they may seem.

More of Lee Soo-Hyuk please 🥺

Just finished watching both episodes back-to-back and I'm really liking this. We get to see the team as-is as well as the team as-could-be and I have to say I definitely prefer the human(e) approach. It was hard to watch the bullying but Ryeon's method also seemed pretty harsh. I'm glad Jun-woong was there to provide the needed buffer and then we got the bully smackdown we needed 🙌.

Also liking the drama's aesthetics (Kim Hee-sun!) and some pretty decent Dr. Strange-style CGI with the memories.

It was an intense episode.

Ryeon said that people who comited suicide were wandering with regrets, I wonder if it was she was doing in the past when the Jade Emperor talked to her. If it's why she's kinda harsh with the people she needs to save.

About the method, I don't think they were totally wrong. People who are bullied need to change too, to learn to fight for themselves. But they could be less harsh and more empathic, it's why Jun-Woong is important. He's human and young, he can feel everything when the Grimp Reapers are kinda numb by the fact they're not human anymore and old.

The epilogue was really funny.

The visual of this drama is really beautiful between the actors and their style and the direction.

I like that they are adding the epilogs. I loved how in the first ep she wanted to do something nice for him, with the designer shirt but got duped. I feel she is not just a reper, she seems to have special powers and a thirst for punishment too.

I loved second episode as well, but I have to say it: I would also have loved much more some kind of reference to EunBi seeking professional help. I mean, I liked the way Ryeon confronted her, but let's be honest, years of damage can't be solved and cured with just your will.

I am not sure also if I want that kind of revenge on HyeWon. I have mixed feelings. She should pay, of course, but conisdering Ryeon plays the distant kind, it felt too personal. But then again, we are just getting to know her. Anyway, it always amazes me how bullies tend to forget what they did in the past, and consider their acts as something minor or childish. I always tell the story of how on a High School meeting two school mates were shocked when some of us told them how they had bullied another class mate. They said they never did such a thing, and when we reminded them of all the things they had done, they apologised to her. But believe me, they didn't remember.

And I will join those wanting more LSH. Never enough.

First things first, we need more screen time for LSH!

I was feeling very uncomfortable with how the conversation was being handled with the person who is already in the brink of life/death. So I was glad that Jun-woong expressed this and showed a different approach. So I am excited to see how they work as a team going forward.

is it just me, or was there insane chemistry between Joong-Gil and Ryeon. Just the eye lock in the meeting made me feel things.. lol.

Kim Hee Sun is the single best part of this drama, the way she plays Ryeon as a stylish badness is just chef's kiss. That being said the singular amount of damage done against Eun Bi(great actress) requires extensive therapy and love. That being said I am glad she got a hug, I am happy kdramas are starting to embrace(😉) more hugs. The small glimpses of LSH are not enough.

The bullying scenes were awful. I really felt for Eun Bi. The scene when Jun Woong got Jeong Jun Ha to meet her made me cry y'all. I loved that he remembered something from her memories that made her happy and tried his own method to help. His hug looked so comforting.

Ryeon has that tough love style. I'm sure the drama is gradually going to show her growth and improvement in her ways. She had warned Jun Woong not to interfere and their goal was only to stop the suicide instead of punishing the bully. However, she did confront the bully. The sudden breaking news about the bully's past seemed to have come from Ryeon which will affect her career and book promo.

I like that Ryeon has a mysterious past. Feels like it will add depth to her character. (Made me think of Bulgasal for a sec, haha. I hope the present scenes will be just as strong as the past ones. XD)

The chemistry between Joong Gil & Ryeon was electric. Excited to see more of their scenes.

Can't believe this show had me crying already, but after the epilogue, I was laughing. What a silly and fun way to end the episode.

Loving the fashion btw! Not just from Ryeon, but also Ryong Koo. I like him. Need to see more.

This was a very difficult episode to watch. The bullying scenes were intense and I felt the urge to jump in the screen and give the bullies what they desreved. I know people who have been bullied. One of my good friends had to go to night school to escape the students who were bullying her. I am glad that this show is tackling these real issues.

I watched the first two episodes of this last night on the basis of @missvictrix's premier recap--she has only once let me down in terms of recommendations and that involved a bulgasal, so I don't think it counts. Anyway, what a surprise--I'm not a huge fan of these kind of after-life fantasies, and suicide is just an unpleasant topic even if it did not have the unfortunate personal resonance it does for me (and sadly for many of us, I'm sure). But so far it turns out that fantasy, with a little bit of humor may be a good way to deal with this issue, in an entertaining but not callous way! I'm a little cautious, still, but for now I'm looking forward to the next episode.
One thing that's funny to me reading the responses above, because I have only seen more prominent recent kdramas, I was unfamiliar with Kim Hee-Sun and just how beautiful she is, and even as everyone is saying we need to see more of Lee Soo-Hyuk, I find myself instead thinking that although I'm really not sure about the prevention techniques Ryeon is using, I believe we need to further highlight her...ah...methods!

I was okay watching episode two until Rowoon hugged Eun bi. His acknowledgement of her pain and struggle really resonated with me. I just started crying. I probably just need a hug from Rowoon.
As for Kim hee seon, I don't know what to steal first, her hairstyle ,her clothes or her attitude. Regardless, she's killing it in this role and I am really curious about what happened between Lee Soo hyuk.
As for Lee Soo hyuk, that voice, those eyes, his ears, he definitely needs more screen time and especially A LEAD ROLE. How long do we need to wait? And he's just so good at being bad. 🤤❤️❤️

Love the epilogue in every episode. After Ryeon and Junwoong, I expect to see the other character get their epilogue too.

Side note: the alarm (the song) that Ryong Koo used as a sign he needs to leave work on time is really funny, plus Ryeon expression when she hears the alarm :)))

Until your episode one first impressions appeared @missvictrix TOMORROW was nowhere on my radar. I just finished episodes one and two and loved both. The last two dramas I plunged into not knowing practically anything about was last year’s NAVILLERA and THIRTY BUT SEVENTEEN in 2018 and both were keepers.
This is my first Kim Hee-sun drama and it looks like the part of Ryeon was written for her. All the leads are nailing their parts.

For me Eunbi and Junwoong were the highlight of this episode. The actress playing Eunbi is amazing. That hug and junwoong's words was everything she neede to start her journey towards healing. Also i wanna appreciate Rowoon's acting here. The way he shifts from an adorable fluff ball to a more mature, serious human is imo exemplary. His command over physical comedy and his subtleness in more dramatic scenes impressed me. Also it is my first time watching Kim Heesun and my god this
woman is brilliant in her art. Loving her performance as well.

While I agree with Ryeon’s basic intention—to help the people she’s rescuing come to the realisation that they do want to live and thrive—her implementation could definitely use more compassion. So I love the way @missvictrix clearly framed the differences in Ryeon and Jun-woong’s approaches, and how the drama has set up room for development for them both.

On one hand, Jun-woong may have an intuitive feel for the human needs of their rescue subjects. But he’s also impulsive, and needs to become more familiar with the protocol and workings of Jumadeung—interfering in memories, for example, has proven to be risky to them. The show has yet to expand on other possible butterfly effects, but if he fails to contain his emotions, his actions could also endanger the very people they are trying to save.

On the other hand, Ryeon is clear on what lines not to cross, and she has an established method. But it’s harrowing for those she tries to save, often risks backfiring, and doesn’t produce sufficiently positive and lasting results. So she needs to learn to tilt the balance towards letting her rescue subjects feel seen and heard for their suffering before she urges them to seek the will to live within themselves.

Episode 2 presents a heavy issue: school bully which is a normal presence and problem in Asian schools. Some may find this episode is distressing and i'm with you. I couldnt even look at some of the bullying scenes. And again, i strongly wont recommend this drama to anyone who are suffering from bullying, depression and having suicide thoughts.

However i think Ryeon's team handled the situation necessarily and the show also gives us the satisfaction of watching justice being served.

School bully is horrifying (coz I went through it too) and i think ive been watching a lot of Korean (recent) dramas documenting very well about school bullies. I really hope by highlighting this critical issue through dramas, it will give awareness to the government officials, policy makers and the public and something can be done by these people.

Last but not least, dont you love the epiloge? To me, the epilogue is worth waiting after watching the distressing storyline, the badass Ryeon and the adorable Jun woong. The epilogue is hillarious and at the same time gives us the insight of the main characters of this drama.

Im starting to warm up to Jun-woong, after his new teammates try to talk down on people suffering in life and he screams at them and explaining something similar like Ryeon does whenever Joong-gil confronting her.

I started watching this because I became a Ro-woon fan after King's Affection. I wasn't completely sold after the first episode, but the second has me completely hooked and I was surprised to find how much I like it so far. I have been really captivated by Kim Hee-Sun and how's she's playing Gu Ryeon. I am also dying to know what the background is for Lee Soo-hyuk's character.

The CGI has been a significant improvement over the past Kdramas I have watched, and it's obviously there to enhance the story, not just as a visual trick, so I like that.

Bullying is a recurring theme in Kdramas, but that portrayal was particularly visceral. I thought the whole thing was beautifully handled. I can't wait to see where this goes.

Thank you @missvictrix ... I was ready to be disappointed by "Tomorrow", but was hooked almost from the start (maybe partly because of "Jun-woong the giant teddy bear"). Despite the dark, dark subject matter, I'm really enjoying the whole ensemble of great characters and looking forward to some sizzling chemistry ahead :)

This episode reminds me of all the accusations on kpop idols lately about them being bullies in school. This is what I'm talking about whenever some fans would comment that it was all in the past and why are the victims bringing this up now. Like what happens in the past still happened okay? You just can't dismiss what the victims faced only because it was all in the past. I hate it when they defend their idols saying they changed. So what? They still what they did and they still have to pay for it. And whatever the idols experience won't be enough for the trauma they have caused to the victims

I was SO THRILLED that Eunbi's bully received the justice she deserved.